Can you 'Flip' a rear sprocket????

Can you install a new one on flipped?

 

You can, but should you?

 

hippie.

have more beer and get grumpy

 

Well there is a tech section for asking questions of that nature. Belittling is the code of the beeb here in General, pardner.

 

Or look in the mirror and kick yourself in the nuts for asking such a dumb question.

 

I can fly off a building with no parachute as well, landing will suck but I can still fly.

 

No. Fly implies some degree of control over some aspect other than takeoff.

 

Before the brewing school?

 

He would've flipped the sprocket and applied JB Weld to the teeth to make them stronger.

 

There's not one goddam question in the post you quoted. But here's one....who should be kicking themselves in the nuts right now?

 

Just like every other SpeedyE thread.

 

I was referring to him not you. So now go kick yourself in the nuts.

 

I believe I can fly.

 

Come by the shop before you leave I have plenty you can have.

 

I believe I can touch the sky.

 

Then BOOM, you hit the ground.

 

Unless I spread my wings and fly away.

 

Can you flip your wings if they get worn out? Can you use chain lube on them or WD40? What psi at the start of flight and right after flight? What color powerbands on those wings?

I'll check back on your flight status later, off to go fishing for a bit before a marathon of conference calls starting at 1am. Guess I should have napped today.

 

Im sorry but to me at least this ones common sense. You wear out one side so go to the other? Shall I draw a picture or maybe put it in an FEA to show where it will break? Not being a dick, with all due respect. Use the f ing tech section.

Since I'm on the lake fishing, only caught a couple 2lb ones so far, can I flip my lures?

 

What... is the air-speed velocity of an unladen swallow?